Wyatt Fawley Whyte Laydie #7 Banjo Ukulele
An amazingly beautiful instrument. When you see it, you'll think it was made by Vega Fairbanks in 1907! It's a perfect Number 7, 8" rim and 14 ⅜" scale, with Consalvi style engraved inlays, carved heel, engraved resonator flange, pearl tuner buttons, flamed maple in the resonator and neck, gryphon in the peghead backstrap, hidden shoes, colored herringbone purfling around the rim edge; everything perfect except different fretboard inlays because the #7 inlays won't fit in this much shorter scale. There's a new skin head, and a fantastic loud (!) tone, enough to keep you on top of the whole ukulele orchestra.
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